Notices and Commentary From The Weekly Sentinel June 6 1900
The issue notes contributor rules requiring full names, critiques political figures Marcus Hanna and Governor Taylor, discusses Cuban army pay, Thomas’s expose on horse meat export to Scandinavia, and hints at possible U S involvement in a China crisis with threats to foreign nationals and the empress dowager’s stance.
Political chatter on Bryan nomination and city graft in Philadelphia
The piece laments Bryan’s likely nomination and criticizes Philadelphia politics as corrupt under Tammany-like spoilsmen, while praising St Joseph Missouri for a reform where volunteers run city offices to fund streets from current revenues. It contrasts Atlantic criticism with American domestic progress and warns against graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Tammany Gang
St. Joseph
Hearst as Bryan’s VP candidate favored by Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal urges William R. Hearst for second place on the Democratic ticket at Kansas City in July. It lauds Hearst for youth, breadth of view, courage, activism in New York City, and potential to boost New York and California Democratic prospects. It also condemns Rathbone for alleged neglect in Cuban posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Maryland
New York
The
Atlanta Journal
William R. Hearst
New York Journal
Kansas City
Hearst
William J. Bryan
Democracy
East
Democratic Party
Mr. Hearst
New York City
Ice Trust
California
Man Rathbone
The Boxers Rise Again in China Under New Name
The Great Sword society evolved into the Universal Society of Boxers after suppression edicts. It was formed as a law and order league in Shandong to resist bandits, but grew corrupt, persecuted Christians, and aligned with foreign enemies. The renamed I Ho Tuan claimed righteousness and fought foreign influence while expanding bold outrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shamn-Tung
Ta Tao Hwei
Society of the Great Sword
Great Sword Society
Great Swords
Shan-Tung
Universal Society of Boxers
Tuon
Belmont and Sulzer Vie for Vice Presidential Nomination
Hon Oliver Hazzard Perry Belmont of New York met with Senator Jones and other leaders in Washington. While declining to discuss his aims, New York Democrats call him a receptive candidate as the Sulzer boom grows, with Kansas City looming as the ticket site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hazzard Perry Belmont
New York
Washington
Senator Jones
Democratic National Committee
Belmont
Bryan
Congress
William E. Sulzer
Kansas City
Census Helpers Called to Aid Nationwide Count
The message urges every U S resident to assist an official census task to secure a correct enumeration of neighbors. It frames participation as a patriotic duty and promises census figures will reflect pride in the country and its citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Boers Urged to Seek New Homes in United States Visit of Census Takers
In a sweeping message the editorial endorses Boer migration to the United States, citing census duties and inviting hundreds of thousands to settle on vacant lands. It cites Arkansas and Colorado prospects, the Union Pacific Land Co offer, and a congressional invitation by Rep Fitzgerald. The piece argues Americans offer liberty and opportunity and that Boers should seek peaceful settlement here rather than return to conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
China
United States
Tien- Tsin
Pekin
Kruger
Colorado
Pretoria
Arkansas
Union Pacific Land Company
Platt River Valley
Congress
Fitzgerald
Ocean
Holland Society of
New York
Disquiet in Republican Ranks Over McKinley Nomination
A New York Evening Post report describes widespread reluctance among Republicans toward McKinley’s nomination. A visitor, speaking with farmers and workers in a northern county, notes doubts about prosperity and trust policies, with several expressing personal economic hardship and distrust of trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
McKinley
Philadelphia
The New York Store Toilet Article Department Ad
The New York Store at 46 and 48 Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Indiana touts a complete toilet article department selling perfumes soaps brushes combs mirrors powders and related items at prices lower than expected with sales described as immense and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, Ind
Perfume and toilet goods sale ad lists popular extracts
See an outing ready with Bell of Violet and Bell of Roses extracts at 25¢ an ounce. Violets of Sicily and Carnation Pink match imported quality. Roger and Gallet, Pinaud, Hudnut perfumery, toilet waters, soaps and powders offered. Florida Water 10c 25c a bottle. Madam Ruppert’s preparations sole agent. Napier and Mennen powders featured. Cuticura, Colgate soaps, White Rose soaps among full assortment at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Carnation
Hudnut
Saunders
Pozzoni
la Blache
Bourjois
Woodbury’s
Cuticura
Colgate
Stationery Department Showcases Latest Papers and Envelopes
In our well equipped and fast growing station ary department you will find up to date writing paper envelopes papereries and tablets with new tints shapes and sizes. If you desire correct form for your correspondence look here for your stationery.
Corsets offered in Annex at bargain prices
In our Annex women can find the best made and most complete lines of to be had in this city. AT 39¢ a fine net Corset sateen covered bones well worth 50c. AT 50c fancy net Corsets long and medium thoroughly boned the best we have ever shown at the price. AT 75c the W. B. net Corset fine covered bones. AT $1.00 we have the Kabo C. B. R. & G. and Warner's Rust Proof, fine net Corsets all the perfection of fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B
Kabo
C. B
Warner
Wedding Invitations and Cards Offered at Stationery Dept
WEDDING INVITATIONS We offer 100 engraved copper plate invitations on premium stock for 7.25. Each additional 100 is 2.50. At home and announcement cards 100 for 9.50. Visiting cards 100 for 1.25, copper plate included. See samples at stationery department.
Spoils System Critique and Local Society Announcements
A editorial rant denounces the spoils system and political graft led by Heath and Hanna, arguing reform is needed to curb patronage and contractor favoritism. Separate notices invite Allen County Agricultural and Horticultural Association members to a June 6 meeting at city hall to plan a fall show of farm goods. Grace Reformed Church marks its seventeenth anniversary and the pastor’s twelfth year with services led by ae vartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural and Horticultural Association of
Allen County
Alexander Johnson
Geo. W. Kell
Stait
Grace Reformed Church
Ae Vartman
An. Anniver
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